مقاربة دستورية حول تعدد مفاهيم الديمقراطية و أثاره

Abstract EN

This study examines the concept of democracy between the meaning that has been established in the literature of constitutional law, which focuses on constitutional and legal indicators in defining democracy, and which is adopted by studies of democracy interested in transitional experiences and their peculiarities that impose a reductionist definition that focuses on the index of elections and consecrate peaceful deliberation according to the requirements of the constitutional engineering of transitional stages And between the expanded meaning that is affected by the sociological approach that examines how democracy emerges more than the legal and constitutional conditions that determine its relationship to the political system.

This trend is influenced by the literature on political development, the philosophy of constitutional law, and the history of political syst And because the broad approach links democracy with sociological determinants, constitutional studies prefer the legal and procedural content of democracy because it accommodates the transitional nature of these societies.